Local Republicans Nominate Warren County Officials
A 1899 Warren County notice lists L. C. Baker and E. W. Parshall as Assembly candidates, plus John H. Sandstrom and A. T. Hackney for Associate Judge. James Brann and A. W. Jones seek Sheriff, with William C. Watson, William Nuttring, and others as delegates. Primaries set for April 7 and return on April 9. other local posts include Burgess, Tax Collector, Auditor, and Town Directors with listed names.
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Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
E. W. Parshall
Warren, Pa
John H. Sandstrom
Warren
A. T. Hackney
James Brann
Goebel biography and political scene at issue
The Philadelphia Times portrays Goebel as driven by selfish ambition and details his life from newsboy to lawyer, alleging he killed John Sanford and was himself shot by an unknown assailant. The piece links his death to avenger claims and notes the political row surrounding his era. It also discusses a New York bill to require marriage registration.
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Goebel
Kentucky
Phila
John Sanford
Georgia Democrat Blames Goebel for Kentucky Tumult
Hoke Smith of Georgia holds Goebel and his Confederates responsible for a semi revolution in Kentucky. He states this in a strong partisan judgment.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Kentucky
Goebel
South
Donovan enters race as Republican candidate for Congress
The Kane Republican notes potential contenders in the district and reports Rick Donovan announcing his Republican candidacy for Congress. It recalls his past in Warren County with the Democracy and mentions shifts in party alignment and public sentiment amid economic trends and national questions. Arthur Sewell, a former Democratic VP candidate, urges patriotism and support for the Administration on the Philippines issue, predicting McKinley’s re election.
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Kane
Congress
Rick Donovan
Warren County
Democracy
Roberts Arrested in Salt Lake City Case Against Dr Shipp
Eric HaM H. Roberts arrived in Salt Lake City last week and was taken into custody on a charge of unlawfully living with Dr. Maggie Shipp. The report frames the incident as a married man facing self created troubles.
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Eric Ham H. Roberts
Salt Lake City
Maggie Shipp
Verily
Frost Bite Remedies and Fern Dish Offerings
Ad copy-like notice lists Banner Salve promoted as a cure for frost bites and chilblains by J M Siegfried. Also advertises twenty styles of fern dishes from Fehman Bros and Dixy R go’s products priced from $785 and up.
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Banner
J M. Siegfried
Fehlman Bros
Sibley Champions Expansion and Cuba Philippines Policy
In an hour’s speech, Representative Honest Joe Sibley urged expansion and support for McKinley’s Cuba and Philippines policy. He pressed Democrats to end obstruction, praised Manila’s reach, warned against surrender, and defended conquest as a national duty. He urged building the Nicaragua canal and extending American influence abroad.
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Sibley
Joe” Sibley
McKinley
Cuba
Philippines
Louisiana Purchase
Texas
Louisiana
Manila
Cochran
Porto Rico
Phillippine Archipelago
Mr. Sibley
Jericho
Maine
Havana
House of Saul
House of David
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
Polk
Buchanan
Nicaraguan
China
Dewey
Madison
Tyler
John Milton
Public Roads in Pennsylvania Wasteful Expenditure
Secretary Hamilton cites 100000 miles of public roads with 4 million dollars spent annually, about forty dollars per mile. The system yields little improvement over decades, demanding reform to make roads a necessity and not a luxury. The Philadelphia Times calls for changes in road law to empower capable supervisors and improve statewide maintenance.
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Hamilton
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Cassatt
Phila. Times
Kidney Cure Faithful Endorsement From Kentucky Patient
W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports severe kidney disease failed by three doctors until FOLEY's KIDNEY CURE. After one bottle immediate relief and three bottles cured him permanently. Sold by J M Siegfried.
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W. L. Yancy
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
Nonop Remy
J. M. Siegfried
Washington notes on exams pardons and canal talks
The Civil Service announces examinations for positions in Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Warren Harrisburg and dates in March and April. President McKinley expected to issue an unconditional pardon for Philippine rebels who surrender by a date. violators with arms after will be branded brigands. Politically, Acheson seeks $25 000 for Pennsylvania fish culture station. Utah's B H Roberts demands about $2 000 from the House for salary and mileage. War Dept reports on Dunkirk Harbor breakwater and oleomargarine taxes show economic activity. isthmian canal talks progress as US and Britain sign a protocol amending the Clayton-Bulwer treaty and awaiting ratification.
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The
Civil Service
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Warren
Harrisburg
McKinley
Acheson
Congress
United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
B. H. Roberts
Utah
House
Secretary of War
Symons
U.S. E
Dunkirk Harbor
N. Y
Lake Erie
Gage
Central America
Secretary of State
United States
Lord Pauncefote
Great Britain
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
Senate
Sibley Declares Candidacy for Congress in Twenty Seventh
Representative J C Sibley announces his bid for another term in Congress from the Twenty seventh district in reply to Republican letters. He pledges to support measures benefiting all classes, uphold the administration, and continue prosperity while opposing policies that threaten current gains.
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J.C. Sibley
Congress
Junius
Republican Party
Joseph C. Sibley
Thompson's Barosma Promises Health for American Women
An advertising claim asserts American women have degenerated healthwise and that Thompson's Barosma will remove a sallow complexion and fatigue. It is advertised as invigorating the organs and building up the system with a price of 1 dollar per bottle or 5 dollars for six.
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Thompson
February McClare's debuts second Life of the Master feature
Rev. John Watson’s serial Life of the Master returns in McClare's February issue with a second installment illustrated by Linson’s four paintings reproduced in color and numerous black and white drawings. The text and art deepen in interest and distinction as the piece progresses.
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McClare
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Jacob Keller's Tailor Offers Best Fit Suits and Overcoats
Local tailor Jacob Keller promotes his shop as the best place in town to obtain well fitting suits and overcoats at reasonable prices. Customers are urged to call for more details.
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Jacob Keller
China ware on sale at FEELMAN DROS
Displayed china cups and saucers mugs shaving mugs and pitchers offered at 19 cents each at FEELMAN DROS with a broad assortment highlighted in a local sale.
Enduring Prosperity and Trade Shifts Across Nations
The piece notes varied sentiments among Democrats toward Sibley, celebrates the Christian Endeavor Society's 19th birthday, and contrasts U S trade with Canada and Europe. It highlights how U S iron and steel imports fell from 1890s levels to 1899, while exports surged, signaling an industrial shift to export orientation. It also mentions tramps as mostly professionals and a labor market relieved by plentiful work.
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Sibley
Pittsburg
Christian Endeavor Society
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
Phila. Times
Local Notes From Warren and Surrounding Towns
E C Jamestown family update and local moves as J C Hamilton John G McDonald and W H Mix plan to relocate to Warren with G Smith taking a bookkeeper role at Seneca Oil works. Miss Ellen Siggins becomes a teacher near Wrightsville. Pittsfield schools closed for diphtheria cases. Oscar Wilson taps maple trees to produce ten gallons of syrup. Birth announced for James Vigrass and Maggie Weiderhold’s daughter in Erie on January 3, 1900.
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E.C. Jamestown
J.C. Hamilton
John G. McDonald
W. H. Mix
Gardner
Warren
Seneca Oil Works
M. J. Neuhart
Cleveland
J. Elmer Brown
McGraw
Sugar Grove
Lakewood
Broadheads
Jamestown
Youngsville
Ellen Siggins
Wrightsville
Pittsfield
Bessie Head
Garland
Oscar Wilson
Dugall
James Vigrass
Maggie Weiderhold
Erie
Spring Creek Fes Correspondence Notes Local Wellness Marriages and Illness
In Spring Creek, schools progress under Mr Bedford and Miss Webb. Henry Jackson of Jackson Hill is very ill. George Mead and Miss Mina Lathrope wed last week. Mrs Sally Watt Spencer’s remains were brought from Garland for burial. Friends pity Mrs James Baker facing serious illness in Centerville Pa. Lon Moore is very sick at his brother Edgar Moore’s home.
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Fes
Bedford
Webb
Henry Jackson
Jackson Hill
George Mead
Mina Lathrope
Sally Watt Spencer
Garland
James Baker
Centerville
Lon Moore
Edgar Moore
Local notes from February bring activity and visits
Lumbermen work hauling logs around town while Judith Anderson returns from Warren. Several children suffer whooping cough. A singing school started January 13 under Mr Wright with 24 members and 15 lessons priced at 150 dollars. Oil well rumors surface. Frank Hagle hosts a dime social on February 8. Ellen Hagle is two weeks on vacation. Ellen and Selma Lind travel to Titusville for work. Mr Anderson and Miss Jones of Warren visit Mrs Jones’s family. Mrs Westren and Mrs Clark on sick list with Dr McKee of Sugar Grove.
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Judith Anderson
Warren
Wright
Frank Hagle
Ellen Hagle
Local Notes and Travel Rumors From Westfield to Mason City
The ice harvest has begun. Mrs. Rachel Messenger Gifford of Westfield visited last week. Mrs. R. A. Fancher returns from Kinzua where she stayed with her daughter Mrs. Goodwin. Verne Allen returns to Mason City Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wright drove to Youngsville Sunday. Mrs. A. Wright entertains her mother Mrs. Almon Halleck and Mrs. Downing. John Patchen suffers paralysis on the left side. Frank Mills is out again after illness. W. H. Fenton was in town today. Miss Helen Westren returns to school after two weeks at home. Miss Mary Wynn improves after several weeks ill. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Nelson plan to move Wheelock house and add to their dwelling.
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Fes
Rachel Messenger Gifford
Westfield
R. A. Fancher
Kinzua
Goodwin
Verne Allen
Mason City
Iowa
C. L. Wright
Youngsville
A. Wright
Almon Halleck
Downing
John Patchen
Frank Mills
W. H. Fenton
Helen Westren
Mary Wynn
Jonas Nelson
Wheelock House
Community News From Our Village in Warren County
Fes 6 By ran Jackson returns home to spend season with family. Meadville Pa cold weather yields 8 inch ice harvest. Peter Johnsons neighbor child passes away last Saturday with burial at Youngeville. Geo F Cooney found frozen on York Hill died soon after at home. Services held at the church and burial at Warren cemetery. George Shannon visit from Mrs. Harry Pickett. John Keating in Philippine islands reports he is well and war may end soon.
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Fes
Byran Jackson
Meadville
Peter Johnson
Youngeville
Geo. F. Cooney
York Hill
Chas. P. Gillespie
John Clark
Harry Pickett
Warren
George Shannon
John Keating
Philippine Islands
Pale and Sickly Children Grow Strong with Thompson’s Powder
A brief advertisement claims pale and sickly children become strong and well after using Thompson's Sweet Worm Powder. The copy notes a price of 25 cents.
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Thompson
Detailed State ment of 1899 County Finances and Costs
A tax statement listing numerous county expenses and salaries for 1899 including jail, court, coroner, and clerk costs. Items cover county auditor salaries, jail repairs, transportation of prisoners, printing, registration of births and deaths, elections, and miscellaneous expenditures. Also notes a separate sheep fund tax statement for 1899.
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Aerp
Comoe
Teachers’ Institute
Warren Water Company
Court House
Mer Western Penitentiary
Penn
Morganza
County Jail
s-ceese+ a Traverse jury
Rouse
Pleasant Township
Tidioute Bridge Investment
Tidioute Bridge
Campbell Fire Law
F. B. Jackson
W. J. Mead
John F. Rounce
Homer M. Preston
Fund for 189 Detailed Statement
Expenses of more of and farm show figures unreadable in the fragment, with incomplete amounts and unclear allocations. The snippet lacks a coherent event, date, or beneficiary to establish a complete summary.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Editors and Proprietors
0. C. Allen
27Th Congressional District
A. W. Jones
Chandlers Valley
Frank M. Knapp
WM. C. Watson
William P. Nuttring
BORO
Frank Barnhart
E. R. Peirce
George E. Muir
Talbott
Re.f. van Doorn
Levi Smith
Charles Schimelfeng
Chautauqua County
New York
Empire State
New York State
Erie County
F. L. Hoskins
Edinboro
J. R. Mulkie
Union City
Messrs. Sturdevant and Bates
Crawford
Arthur Sewell
Washington Notes
Feelman Dros
News and Views
Spring Creek
Irvington
Total
Teers
Rouse Road
Youngsville Borough
Columbus Borough
Clarendon Borough
Bear Lake Borough
Tidioute Borough
Grand Valley
Conewango Township
Columbus Township
Corydon Township
L. P. Harrington
Sugar Grove Borough
Duplicate
Elk Township
J. J. Almendinger
Brokenstraw
Uplicate
Eldred Township
L J. Deible
Freehold Township
G. W. Brockway
Pittsfield Township
Farmington Township
E. R. Pierce
Warren Borough
Glade
W W. Kemble
Kinzua Township
C- J. Fox
Limestone Township
John Stevens
Mead Township
John Mason
Duplcate
Pine Grove Township
Brokensteaw Township
Wm. Witham
Allen Smith
Spring Creek Township
A. W. Melgreen
Cherry Grove Township
Sheffield Township
W. A. Olmstead
Coxea
J. Spade
Piatk
Triumph
Seesstaeererene
OO - Watson Township
James R. Mitchell
Warren Boro
R. Peirce
E.M. Jackson
C.J. Fox
Clarendon
Johntevenson
Bear
C. L. Johnson
Tidioute
W. Kemble
Wm. G. Cailds
Broken Straw
J.J. Almendinger
Coydon
L. S. Merridue
Conewangone
W. C. Witham
Cherry Grove
A. Melgreen
Deerfield
W. R. Crippen
Elk
Frank Hagberg
Eldred
Freehold Ry
Lewis Brown
Farmington
Delus Franklin
Peter Marti
W. H. Harris
Limestone Oy
T. A. McDonad
Geo. J. Spade
Pine Grove
Frank Akley
Pleasant i N
A. B. Johnson
South West
Fred Wales
F. W. Kearney
Watson L. P. Mickleson
Rouse Poor Fund
Randolph Home
Aeerrerataan Institute For
Polk Outdoor Relief
Seeesee
Jas
R. Mitchell
H. C. Preston
H. M. Preston
Pak
Ryts “ “ Port
Bel Warren
Bear Lake
Poroue Brokenstraw Oee
Conewango
Deerfield Township
Glade Township
Sugar Grove Towneerfield Township
Triumph Township
South West Township
Bouse Farm
Rouse Farm
Ieee
Bouse Hospital
Jas. B. Mitchell
Treas
Clarendon Bor
Bear Lake Boro Co
L. Johnson
Sugar Grove Bor John Mason
Grand Valley Boro Wm
G. Childs
W.C. Witham
Corydon
S. Merridue
Deerfiel Ih
W.R. Chippen
Eik
Hagberg
A. Olmstead
Freehold
Tait Brown
Delos Franklin
W.H. Harris
T. A. McDonald
Mead T GJ
Spade
Geapey
Pleasant
N. Deiteh
Prockway
Oan Grove
Watson Twp
Commissioners of Elk
W. W. Wilbur
Justice of the Peace
Carl Irvine
F. M. Knapp
Pace
Phancetargnteawerte
Actin
James BR
Mitchell
Accou Road
Warren Borough Bridge
Warren H. L. & T. Co
Jas. E. Sacree
Thomas O’mara
G. P. Mead
Theodore F. Johnson
Caroline Hanson
Warren County Fair
Z. E. Eddy
Dora E. Jackson
South West Sownenty
Cccccecsecsccvesee Cs Spepecnas
Warren Borough School Bonds
Jas. E. Fay
Rouse Road Working Fund
Pabbas
Thos. O’mara
Warren Bor. Bridge
Warren Bor
James BR. Mitchell
Rouse Estate Permanent Poor Fund
Os Don
Brownell
Sanus F. Retterer
Cassius Gilson
Saree
G. W. Brownell
Julius F. Retterer
James B. Mitchell
Frank Armstrong
L.B
Rosa Muscarro
Dan McDonnell
C Miller
Gecoasem
Blanche Gertrude Huston
D.A. Arird
Atty
Hulda Stevens
Ellen Malone
Mamie Hare
Rae
Cassius Gilson Mortgage
J. D. Rhodes Et al
Commission On County
Warren County Fund
Jas. R. Mitchell
Trim
W. D. Pierce Mortgage
Bbond
W. D. Pierce
South West Township Bond
W.L. ‘Stevens, Treas
T. F. Fisher
Wm. Schnuratty
T. van Lore
T. Farnsworth
J.T. Rowland Perry
D. Clark
G. Woodard
Pere Cs Heary
Ben Thomas King
W. K. Hines
John
Lan ‘Easurer
Warren County Fo
Side Path Fund
J. R. Mitchell
Bott
B. Mitchell
Sever
Boros A
Ps. I Warren
Sheffield Townshi Spring Creek
Ttsfield
Jeneeee Pine Grove
Cates
Sion
Columbus Boro
Clarendon Boro
Bear Lake Boro
Sugar Grove Boro
Grand Valley Bor
Conewangee
Geo. Brockway
Pleasant Two
N. Deitch
A. Sugar Grove
A.B. Johnson
George Lillie
Frank Akeley
J. W. Fellers
L. J. Deible
John Stevenson
D. Keiffer
Geo
Brockway
Spring Greek Township
Lillie
Warren Co
Rouse Estate
Borough of
G. M. Pelton
A. M. Bennett
Frank McClellan
A. J. Hazeltine
C. W. Stone
L. W. Dennison
O. C. Allen
C. D. Crandall
J. O. Parmlee
J. P. Jefferson
E. D. Wetmore
W. D. McLaren
W. H. Allen
H. K. Beck
C.B. Ayers
R. W. Stone
Act of Assembly
Union Real Estate Title Company
Court of Common Pleas
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Skandinaviska Vannen Odin
Odin Lodge No. 1
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
Ball & Thompson, Solicitors
Orphans’ Court
H. Kendall
Mary A. Kendall
Frank W. Swart
J. H. Swart
Mary A. Nichols
J. H. Nichols
J. W. Crawford
Elvina A. Kidder
C.D. Crandall
Register. Register’s
Martin Cribbins
James Dempsey
Catherine O’hern
Struthers, Wells & Co
Struthers Wells & Co
Carenene
J. R. Clark
Ellen Cribbins
Cc. E. Bordwell
C. Smith & Son
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. KE. Edssell
Cashier
BANK
Penn’a
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenhagen
Baker & Bowman Co
Utz & Dunn
Levis & Pifer’s
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
Goker & Son
Golden Horse Shoe
No. 309
Second St
T J. Foley
A. A.davis
Exchange Block
the Ohio Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Agricultural Press of America
Mys
N.greenland & Son
ROYAL
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
Rowland & Sons, Exchange Block
W. C. Rowland
J. E. Rowland
W. C. Rowland, JR
A. T. Morris
Cincinnati, O
W. H. Deven
U. S
Dearborn St
Chicago
C. R
W. F. Henry
Savings Bank
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